March 30, 2023
1 min read

Realme bumps up India hiring

The company is also firming up its Indian management…reports Asian Lite News

As realme’s Madhav Sheth accepts the new role of VP for Business and Corporate Strategy (Global), he would still look after the India market which is strategically important for the global technology brand, the company said on Tuesday.

realme told IANS that Madhav’s international background and global vision will definitely provide forward-looking strategic guidance for realme’s development in the global market.

“The Indian market is strategically important for realme and Madhav will still look after India. Madhav will live in India and travel abroad according to the work arrangements,” said a company spokesperson

The company is also firming up its Indian management.

Nisar Naikoo and Dipesh Punamiya have been assigned the responsibility of independently managing the India Business.

While Naikoo has been promoted to Offline sales director realme for the smartphone business, Punamiya has been appointed as the Sales Director of IOT business.

They will oversee the day-to-day operations of the business in India, making decisions regarding sales, marketing, and customer relations.

“Overall, the collaborative approach will ensure that the India Business is managed effectively and efficiently and that the company’s goals are achieved through a coordinated effort between the India team and the global team,” realme told IANS.

As always, we will create more local employment positions and bring good products to users, it added.

In a tweet last week, Sheth had said: “Exciting news! I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve accepted a new role as VP for Business and Corporate Strategy (Global). Excited to take this opportunity and contribute to the company’s success.”

Sheth has been at the forefront of creating consumer products with trendsetting technologies, features and designs in India.

ALSO READ: Xiaomi India to upskill transgender community

Previous Story

Gaurav Mehta was fuelling his love for watches

Next Story

Apple’s ‘Made In India’ shipments jumps 65%

Previous Story

Gaurav Mehta was fuelling his love for watches

Next Story

Apple’s ‘Made In India’ shipments jumps 65%

Latest from Business

Google announces $15 billion investment in Malaysia

The investment will fund new data centres, support more than 37,000 jobs annually during construction and strengthen Malaysia’s position as a regional AI and technology hub….reports Asian Lite News Desk Google has

AI bubble fears grow as Gita Gopinath flags risks

Former IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath has warned that the global AI investment boom could face a significant correction as companies struggle to justify soaring valuations and massive spending….reports Asian Lite News

Ambani’s Jio launches $3.2bn share sale in India

Jio Platforms, the digital and telecommunications business controlled by Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries, has launched a $3.2 billion initial public offering, expected to become India’s largest share sale. The offering comes amid
Go toTop

Don't Miss

India’s G20 Momentum Won’t Fade on Nov 30, Says Jaishankar

While addressing the Foreign Ministers Session of the Second Voice

Indian-American wins Japan’s Okawa Prize

Nayar’s work has changed the way visual information is captured